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Youngstown-Warren surveillance report

Flock Cameras in Youngstown, OH

256 automated license plate reader records are documented within 25 miles of the Census reference point for the Youngstown-Warren metro area. 234 are explicitly tagged as Flock Safety.

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Data through August 19, 2026 · Community-mapped records · Rank #106 of 292 covered metros

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234Tagged Flock Safety
91.4%Explicit Flock share
13Records per 100 sq mi
60Records edited in 90 days
How many are mapped?256

Documented ALPR records inside the standard radius.

How many are tagged Flock?234

91.4% explicitly identify Flock Safety.

How does this metro rank?#106

64th percentile among covered reports.

When was it updated?Aug 19, 26

Daily source check with last-verified fallback.

Local count explained

What 256 means for the Youngstown area

This report counts publicly documented ALPR points inside a fixed 25-mile radius. The same rule is used for every metro report so comparisons are reproducible. The source data is maintained by OpenStreetMap contributors and distributed through the open DeFlock/FlockHopper data pipeline.

The count includes 234 records whose public brand tag says Flock Safety. The remaining 22 records may name another manufacturer or have no brand recorded. We do not relabel an unknown device as Flock merely because it resembles one.

This is an area estimate, not a city-limit inventory

The 25-mile circle can cross municipal, county, and state lines. It can include nearby communities in Youngstown-Warren. It may also omit devices farther out in the broader metro.

Because community mapping changes, these figures can rise when devices are added or identified, and fall when duplicate or outdated records are corrected. “Recently edited” describes OpenStreetMap record activity—not a camera installation date.

Original local analysis

How Youngstown Compares

The Youngstown-Warren report is #106 of 292 by total documented count and falls in the 64th percentile among covered metros. Its total is 45.9% above the covered-metro median of 175.5.

By mapped density, the report ranks #106. By explicitly Flock-tagged count it ranks #97, and by Flock share it ranks #124. Among reports associated with Ohio, it ranks #8 by documented total.

41% of records carry an operator tag, while 23.4% were edited in the source during the latest 90-day window. Edits can be corrections or metadata changes and must not be treated as installation dates.

Public tags

Brand Mix Around Youngstown

These values summarize how the mapped records identify themselves. “Unspecified” means the public record does not name a vendor.

Flock Safety
234
Unspecified
12
Neology, Inc.
6
Motorola Solutions
2
Axis Communications
1

Transparency signals

Who is named in the public records?

105 of the 256 records contain an operator field. The most common operator labels within this radius are: Youngstown Police Department (42); Boardman Police Department (20); Canfield Police Department (10); Girard Police Department (6); Hermitage Police Department (4)

An operator tag is community-maintained metadata, not proof of ownership, access rights, an active contract, or a data-sharing relationship. Confirm those facts through agency policies, public contracts, meeting minutes, and official transparency portals.

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Local accountability

Seven questions Youngstown residents can ask

  1. Which public agencies and private organizations operate ALPR cameras in this area?
  2. Who approved each contract, what is its term, and what is the total recurring cost?
  3. What plate, vehicle, time, and location information is collected?
  4. What retention period is actually configured, and can it be extended?
  5. Which outside agencies can search or receive the data?
  6. Are searches audited, and are misuse findings reported publicly?
  7. What process lets residents challenge inaccurate records or a wrongful alert?

Start with council agendas, procurement records, contracts, use policies, audit logs, and data-sharing agreements. Laws and disclosure exemptions vary, so verify requirements with the relevant public agency or qualified counsel.

Common searches

Youngstown Flock Camera FAQ

How many Flock cameras are around Youngstown, OH?

256 community-documented ALPR records fall within 25 miles of the Youngstown-Warren Census reference point. 234 are explicitly tagged Flock Safety. This is a reproducible metro-area estimate, not an official city-limit inventory.

Are all 256 mapped cameras made by Flock Safety?

No. 234 records explicitly name Flock Safety; 22 name another brand or have no brand tag. Unknown records are not assumed to be Flock.

When was the Youngstown camera count updated?

This page uses source data through August 19, 2026. The site checks for refreshed public data daily and retains the last verified version if a refresh fails.

Does the count cover only Youngstown city limits?

No. It covers a 25-mile straight-line radius around the Census metro reference point and may include surrounding jurisdictions or cross state lines.

Can these records prove which agency owns each camera?

No. A map point or operator tag is not definitive ownership, contract, access, or data-sharing evidence. Confirm those facts through official policies, contracts, audits, and public records.

How can residents research the local ALPR program?

Search public meeting agendas and procurement records, request the signed contract and use policy, ask about retention and data sharing, and request aggregate audit and misuse reporting. Requirements vary by jurisdiction.

Machine-readable research data

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Suggested citation: Flock Off Supply Co., “Youngstown-Warren ALPR Metro Report,” source data through 2026-08-19, https://flockoffsupply.com/flock-cameras/cities/youngstown-oh/

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